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Logic Quiz: quiz6.1
The language of propositional logic
This quiz covers the material in chapter 6.1. It is due to be completed any time this coming Wednesday through Thursday; i.e., any time between 12:05am Wednesday Nov 11th and 11:55pm Thursday Nov 12th.
Once you sit down to take the quiz you will have only 12 minutes to finish 10 questions, so you will want to make sure you have 12 minutes of quiet, uninterrupted time to take the quiz. If you stop taking the quiz at any point there will not be an opportunity to resume.
- The quiz will cover the language of propositional logic, the five operators, and translations between Engish and symbol language.
Review
Chapter 6.1 of our text, Patrick Hurley’s A Concise Introduction to Logic, Tenth edition
Optional Learning Aids
Sections 6.1 of the Learning Logic program, available either on the CD that came with your Hurley book, or on iLrn.
To take this quiz
- Review the ideas and exercises in Hurley chapter 6.1 until you feel comfortable with them
- Make sure you have 12 minutes of quiet, uninterrupted time to take the quiz
- Login to iLrn
- Navigate to the quiz titled quiz6.1
- Open that quiz and answer the questions
- iLrn will record the score of the first time you take the quiz
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